Life Quote by Stephen King

“The prosaic fact of the universe's existence alone defeats both the pragmatist and the romantic.”

— Stephen King

“The most incomprehensible thing about the universe is that it is comprehensible.”

— John C. Lennox

“In this dismissal of origins we see the new pragmatism.”

— Sherry Turkle

“Life is unbearably perverse; that which we most seek to avoid always becomes unavoidable.”

— William Lashner

“The universe is a pointless, self running machine, and we are insignificant by-products, whom death will tuck back into oblivion, with or without holy…

— John Updike

“The universe is an amazingly fickle and eventful place, and our existence within is a wonder.”

— Bill Bryson

“There is an inexplicable sense of relief in being proven wrong, which perhaps can only be realized by either a scientist or a philosopher.”

— Abhijit Naskar

“It creates anew the universe after it has been annihilated in our minds by the recurrence of impressions blunted by reiteration.”

— Percy Shelley

“The idea of a Universe didn’t fit into their world picture, so to speak. They simply couldn’t cope with it. And so, charmingly, delightfully,…

— Douglas Adams

“Pity the theory which sets itself in opposition to the mind! It cannot repair this contradiction by any humility, and the humbler it is…

— Carl Von Clausewitz

“Let us say plainly: the unredeemed state of the world consists precisely in the failure to understand the meaning of creation, in the failure…

— Pope Benedict XVI

“There are more triumphs than defeats with Cosmic Ordering.”

— Stephen Richards